Sentence examples for precious diamond from inspiring English sources

She said: "This is like a precious diamond; you do not find two Cullinans in a century.

A small political party describes independence as the "most precious diamond extracted" during the struggle for freedom.

Decomposing composer Ludwig van Beethoven is set to shine on the world again - after a lock of his hair was grown into a precious diamond.

Like a most precious diamond honed deep beneath the surface of the earth, the Madiba who emerged from prison in January 1990 was virtually flawless.

British prime minister David Cameron described Mandela as a "hero of our time", whilst  Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu described Mandela as like "a most precious diamond honed deep beneath the surface of the earth".

The precious diamond and botanical essences will have you feeling engaged in Trump-style tranquility.

He bent down to gaze at brownish medium-size stones, turning them over to examine them as if they were precious diamonds.

In its raw, columnar beauty, the Patricia encapsulates an often overlooked feature of gemstones, especially the ones we deem "precious" — diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds.

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She remembers having had a hard time twice when she "spent half a day on the lab floor searching for some of my precious diamonds," De Theije says, "but that's about it".

You didnt have to hold them like precious diamonds.